Shop News: February 27th

At Lowell Boats we want to hear from YOU!
What is your favorite part of a boat restoration? What do you love to see on the blog? What coud you do without on the blog? All these answer we want to hear from you. Fill out our (short) google form to tell us your thoughts/ideas and it could be featured in next weeks blog! Link found below.
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Fair Seas, The Lowell Boats Crew. (Gary, Destini, Jack, Meghan, & Shane)
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1934 Electric 
This boat has done a full flip! Literally ;) The bottom is done and our crew has flipped it over to finish the top. It's restoration is looking great. Meghan recently painted the bilge and deck and varnished the rub rails. Check out that awesome before and after! 

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Camp Cruiser 
This boat has newly varnished trim pieces and wood cleats. How cool are those! Be sure to check back every week on our blog to see the progress of this boat and others! 

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Budsin Lightning Bug
Meghan has been dry fitting the rubrails on this electric boat - she even took this awesome close up of the dry-fit! looking great Meghan, can't wait to see the varnish on these. 

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CC Riviera
The riviera just had a major sand and fresh coat of varnish applied! Look at that shine !

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Ski Boat 
Shane has been installing the Ski Boats hardware and new fabric on the dash. He has done a lot in the past few weeks on this boat including wiring, working on guages and ceiling boards. Great job Shane!

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55 Continental 
The 55 has recently went on a sea trial and our crew loved it! Shane is now finailzing all the small details.

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Penn Yan
​The Penn Yan is getting its very own cutsom made welt cord for the windsheild trim! Jack is working on caulking around the glass on the windshilds and dry fitting pieces. 

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26 Sea Skiff
That's right this boat is in the air! The sea skiff its getting the bottom restored. Our crew it working together to sand it. 

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U-18
Jack has been working hard on the U-18. The Starboard chine plank is in and Jack is now fitting the outter chine piece. He also filled old holes on transom, started dry fitting the transom, & made new transom battens. Looking good Jack!